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Low-powered vehicles

Do you own or ever ride a moped, "pocket bike" or other low-powered vehicle? You may be wondering where, or if, you can ride it legally.

It's important to know which type of low-powered vehicle you're riding. One might look much like another, but each has different operating rules.

Motor-assisted cycles	Rider must be 16 or older and wear a bicycle helmet Driver's licence and insurance not required Learn more »
"Mopeds" (limited-speed motorcycles)	Must be registered, licensed and insured for road use Driver's licence required (any class) You must wear a helmet Learn more »
Pocket bikes & mini motorcycles	Cannot be operated on roads in B.C. Learn more »
Segway™ human transporters	Cannot be operated on roads in B.C. Learn more »
Motorized scooters & skateboards	Cannot be operated on roads in B.C. Learn more »
Motorized wheelchairs	Driver's licence and insurance not required Can be used on sidewalks or roads, following the same rules as pedestrians Learn more »